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Texas Court Reverses PUC's Winter Storm Uri $9,000 Pricing Orders

Court Says Time Limits In ERCOT Nodal Protocols Would Not Prohibit Court-Ordered Price Corrections, Remands Case For Further Proceedings

With Broader Implications, Court Says PUC's Actions To Achieve §39.151 Statutory Reliability Directive Must Be Subject To Prevailing Statute Which Requires That "Competitive Rather Than Regulatory Methods" Are Preferred "To The Greatest Extent Feasible" And With "The Least Impact On Competition"

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Texas Senate's ERCOT Market Reforms: New Reliability A/S Required To Be Purchased By LSEs; Allocation Of A/S To LSEs, Generators

10 GW Of PUC-Directed, Cost-Based Generation Separate Opportunity For TDUs To Own 5 GW Of Generation PCM Costs To Be Assigned To Generators, Cost Capped End Of RPS; New Dispatchable Credits Program

Below is a summary of bills backed by the Texas Lt. Gov. and a group of both Republican and Democrat senators to address ERCOT market reform and winter storm Uri

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Constellation Notes PJM Customers Paid $58 Billion Since Capacity Performance Started; PJM Had Only 3% Reserve During Elliott Due To Non-performance, Greater Level Of Outages Vs. 2014

Constellation noted in a news release today that, "PJM customers have paid generators approximately $58 billion in capacity performance payments intended to spur generators to invest in reliability measures to prevent outages during extreme weather events," since the introduction of the capacity…

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PJM Seeks To Change Rules To Give Non-Performing Capacity Sellers More Time To Pay Penalties ($1-2 Billion From Winter Storm Elliott)

Under Current Rules, Defaults From Non-Payments Of Penalties Would Not Be Socialized To All Members

PJM filed a proposal with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to amend PJM’s Tariff to allow the option for a Member to extend the billing schedule from three to nine months for any Non-Performance Charges that will be assessed stemming from the Performance Assessment Intervals during Winter…

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Affiliate Restrictions Raised By Texas PUC Commissioners In Discussing Resource Adequacy, Market Power, PCM

Commissioner Glotfelty Says Market Design Decision Should Consider Whether Chosen Design Would Result In Greater Retail Market Concentration Commissioner McAdams: "Retail Has Thrived At The Expense Of Our Resource Adequacy"

During a discussion at today's Texas PUC open meeting concerning ERCOT market design, including a proposed Performance Credit Mechanism (PCM), several Commissioners raised the issue of affiliate restrictions when discussing market power concerns

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Group Of Independent Texas Retail Providers & Shell Join Large Customers, Brokers, And NOIEs In Proposing New Ancillary Service To Address ERCOT Reliability, Instead Of PCM

A group of independent Texas retail electric providers are among the members of the Coalition for Dispatchable Reliability Reserve Service, a group that is proposing a Dispatchable Reliability Reserve Service (DRRS) (built on the Uncertainty Product advocated by the ERCOT IMM) as the best mechanism…

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Texas Senate Business & Commerce Chair, Vice Chair & 7 Senators Tell PUC Not To Implement PCM, Or Other Holistic Market Re-designs, Without Further Legislative Consultation

Nine Texas state Senators, including Charles Schwertner and Robert Nichols, Chair and Vice Chair (respectively) of the Senate Committee on Business & Commerce, sent a letter to the PUC Chair and Commissioners informing the PUC that any holistic market design change, including the Performance Credit…

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